A little help can go a long way.

When life feels impossible, you’ve got this. And One Dublin’s got you. 

Inspired by God’s love, we share hope and help with one another in times of need.

At any moment, we might experience a sudden job loss, a health crisis, or an unplanned disruption to our everyday lives that may leave us temporarily in need of help. 

Being One Dublin means we’ll never let our neighbors struggle alone. Our job is simple: To help one another in times of need. With the help of the community, we can ensure our most basic needs are met with compassion and dignity. And together, we’ll create a better, more hopeful future.

One Dublin is committed to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Click to learn more.

What we do

One Dublin helps individuals and families living in the Dublin City School District who are temporarily in need. Our work is centered around three key pillars: Family Services, Educational Support, and Community Connections. Explore our diverse programs and services listed below.

Community Free Shop

Provides like-new, in-style clothing and essentials for families living in the Dublin City School district.

Proof of residency with a valid ID or current utility bill is required. Families can come every 3 months (seasonally)

Full Shop Schedule

The shop is NOT open during donation days.

2025 Donation Drive-Thru Days

9-11 a.m. at Indian Run Church

2/1, 3/1, 4/5, 5/3, 6/7, 8/2, 9/6, 10/4, 11/1, 12/6

No donation days in January or July 2025 due to the holidays.

Items we gladly accept

Emergency Household Assistance

Keeps families afloat with direct bill payment

Referral and application required EACH time assistance is requested. Limits apply.

Referrals can come from a school counselor, clergy, or another social service organization

Mattress Program

Provides beds to ensure no one sleeps on the floor

Referral and appointment required

Click here to inquire about donating a mattress

Connections to Other Organizations

Puts families in touch with organizations that can help beyond our scope

Jean Griffith Back-to-School Celebration

Makes sure hundreds of Dublin students have all the supplies they need for a successful year. Registration required.

Family registration begins July 1st

Registration Closed for the

2024/2025 School Year

Adopt-A-Family/Adopt-A-Senior Programs

Connects community sponsors to families in need to make their holiday season bright

Registration Closed for 2024

Registration forms provided by Dublin School Counselors

Sponsor registration begins Nov. 1st

Spiritual Support

Offers prayer, fellowship and support to people of all faiths

Amidst a crisis,
you have options.

Get in touch with us today to explore how we can support you.

Be the reason someone succeeds

Your gift enables One Dublin to support over 5,100 people in need every year. The impact of your generosity ripples through our community, inspiring hope and action during life’s most difficult times.

 
 

Let’s Take Care of One Another

Last year over 800 volunteers donated a collective of 3,461 hours to further our mission: To share hope and help with one another in times of need. We rise together when we lift one another up with compassion and dignity.

 
 

Additional Opportunities

  • Volunteer Recruiter

  • Free Shop Manager

  • Events Committee

  • Communications Team

  • Translation Services (For non-English speaking families)

  • Large Group Service Projects

  • Service Hours for High School Students

  • Prayer Team

Not seeing what you’re looking for? volunteers@one-dublin.org

Through our partners, hope is possible.

Brent & Elizabeth Crawford

Todd & April King

 

Together through life’s challenges

In tough times, let our community pray for you. We welcome prayer requests from families of all faiths: We are here to provide a safe space for sharing, reflection, and hope. Click for our list of spiritual partners.

 

Caring for one another can take many forms.

“Every family deserves to thrive and be hopeful about their future. That's why One Dublin empowers the community to help one another in times of need to make sure our kids have what they need and to keep a small crisis from becoming a big one.”

— Heather Heins, Executive Director